A somewhat disillusioned Drucker writes today that workers must be free agents, expecting little loyalty from, and owing little loyalty to, their employers.
Every generation produces a handful of singular voices whose work seems immaculately conceived, owing little or nothing to those artists who came before them.
Mr. Bloomberg, whose nascent political career has left him owing little to traditional political allies, is expected to appoint people from the private sector as well as government and politics.
From solo and small chamber pieces to large orchestral works, Nørgård remains doggedly unique unto himself, creating a series of discrete sound-worlds owing little to any obvious influences.
The first dictator in something like the modern sense an absolute ruler owing little or nothing to tradition and in theory untrammeled by any institution or social group was Julius Caesar, the great-uncle of the emperor Augustus.
If its members end up owing little of their success to the merits of their respective Tory and Labour leaders, the Commons is bound for five years of rebellion.
